Editor's Choice Events for Oregon
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|  | Corvallis, Dark Days Winter Ale Fest (1/19): Warm up at Mazama for our 6th annual Dark Days Winter Ale Fest with unique barrel aged and winter beers, ciders, and meads from local craft producers. The event is open to anyone 21 + over only. |
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|  | Portland, Portland Mini Musical Festival (1/18 - 1/21): Portland Mini Musical Festival presents six different musicals that run about 15 minutes each, written by Portland writers at Brunish Theatre |
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|  | Portland, Oregon Brewery Running Series 2019 Kickoff (1/19): This is an open house, and you are welcome to come at any point during the two-hour window. We will have a short program and raffle around 7:00 pm. All beer service will end promptly at 8:00 pm! |
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|  | Clackamas, Crossroads Doll & Teddy Bear Show & Sale (1/26): Looking for a new treasure or need to pretty up dolly? This very popular show has something for everyone, including more antique and vintage vendors than ever. |
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|  |  | Albany, Baton Twirling Open House (1/25): Class begins February 1st at 4:15-5:15 and runs through May with our season performance Saturday June 1st at the Lebanon Strawberry Festival Parade! Ages 5+ |
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|  |  | Albany, Knights Pancake Breakfast (1/27): Join us for a family breakfast after the 8:30am and 11:00am Masses on January 27th, 2019. |
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| |  | Beaverton, Intermediate Nikon Camera Photographer (Beaverton) (1/19): We don't just sell cameras, we show people how to capture "Lasting Memories" and "Amazing Images"! Let us show you what you should know to get the most out of your Nikon interchangeable lens camera. |
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| |  | Beaverton, Parent’s Night Out (1/19): Come drop your kids off with us for a fun kid free date night! Spectra staff will have structured and unstructured play. Registration is required! |
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| |  | Beaverton, Robe Review Starting in 2019 (1/25): Come Play with me!!!! This year I am inviting all the girlfriends to join me as I review spas in the area. We are starting at The Dragontree in NW Portland. |
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| |  | Bend, 27th Street Brass Quintet (1/26): Join us in Wille Hall, located inside the Coats Campus Center, COCC Bend, for an afternoon of classical chamber music performed by musicians of the Central Oregon Symphony. |
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|  |  | Bend, Blacklight Yoga (1/19): Blacklights, glow sticks, and body paint! This is a super fun yoga class taught by Brooke Coletta and Dana Henninger with fun music and a totally different vibe! |
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| |  | Bend, Fat Bike Festival (1/26): Fat bike demos, activities, drinks, food, s’mores, vendors, a dj, a bonfire and so much more! |
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| |  | Bend, Future Generations (1/26): The by-product of over seven years spent creating and performing music is a camaraderie difficult to describe. Future Generations, composed of Eddie Gore, Devon Sheridan, Mike Sansevere, Eric Grossman |
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| |  | Bend, Hopservatory - Lunar Eclipse Viewing 2019 (1/20): During this eclipse, the full moon will become fully tinted red-orange. The Hopservatory will be open for viewing from 7-9pm! Come enjoy this stellar view with us! |
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| |  | Bend, Improv Comedy at CTC (1/25): Fun is afoot with Triage and the Reality Benders and special guests. May contain adult content. |
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| |  | Bend, January Jump Start (1/18): Lunch & Learn Event with one of Bend's Top Accountants Dan Parr. Make 2019 your BEST.YEAR.YET. |
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| |  | Bend, Magic City Hippies (1/26): The Magic City Hippies began as a one-man band playing for the co-ed party scene on the streets of Miami — serenading the 20-somethings with a mix of oldschool hip-hop covers and original tunes.
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| |  | Bend, Museum & Me (1/19): A time for children and adults with physical, intellectual and/or social disabilities to enjoy the High Desert Museum after hours. Explore the newest exhibits and revisit your favorites. |
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| | Bend, Ready, Set, Register 2019! (2/2): We’re doing it again – inviting race directors of all the best local and regional races to FootZone to hawk their races, all on the same day! |
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| |  | Bend, Womens Fellowship Night (1/18): Join us for a night of “Connection” at our quarterly Women's Fellowship Night! We look forward to seeing you there! |
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| |  | Cannon Beach, Danny Delegato (1/26): Frontman of pop band The Hugs. Danny Delegato is a singer-songwriter native to Portland, Oregon. USA.
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|  |  | Clackamas, Crossroads Doll & Teddy Bear Show & Sale (1/26): Looking for a new treasure or need to pretty up dolly? This very popular show has something for everyone, including more antique and vintage vendors than ever. |
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| |  | Corvallis, 71st Annual Celebrate Corvallis (1/18): In 2019, we will hold the 71st installment of this great event. We will be hosting this wonderful evening at the Oregon State University CH2M HILL Alumni Center next year. |
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| |  | Corvallis, Awareness & Empowerment Clinic (1/26): Simple and practical self-defense techniques. Situational awareness. Weapons defenses. Grab defenses. Cost - $10 per person |
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| |  | Corvallis, Bluebird Hill Cellars Wine Tasting (1/19): Neil & Sue will be pouring our award winning wines at Market of Choice in Corvallis from 1 to 4. Stop by and taste our new and current releases! |
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| |  | Corvallis, Danny Delegato (1/25): Danny Delegato is a singer-songwriter native to Portland, Oregon. U.S.A. He is currently 29 years of age.
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| |  | Corvallis, Dark Days Winter Ale Fest (1/19): Warm up at Mazama for our 6th annual Dark Days Winter Ale Fest with unique barrel aged and winter beers, ciders, and meads from local craft producers. The event is open to anyone 21 + over only. |
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| |  | Corvallis, Gideon Freudmann - CelloBop (1/18): Founding member of the Portland Cello Project, Gideon Freudmann has been on the forefront of that instrument's modern creative expansion for more than 30 years. |
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| Corvallis, Guiding More Good: CNSs Annual Conference (2/2): This day-long event hosts a number of expert speakers to provide informative talks and interactive workshops alongside opportunities for networking. |
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| |  | Corvallis, Household Homeopathy (1/26): Come learn how homeopathy works and how it can be used to help you and your family members. |
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| |  | Corvallis, Vivacity Spirits Tasting Room OPEN (1/19): Join us for an in store liquor store tasting. We will be giving free samples of our award winning spirits to guests 21+. A perfect time to pick up your favorite Vivacity Spirits! Cheers! |
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| | Dayton, The Outside Track (2/2): A stunning synthesis of virtuosity and energy, The Outside Track's marriage of Canadian, Scottish and Irish music and song has been rapturously received around the world. |
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| |  | Eugene, 2019 Oregon Truffle Festival (1/25 - 1/27): The 14th annual Oregon Truffle Festival has four elegant and unique weekend experiences to offer: The Epicurious, The Gourmand, The Truffle Growers All-In Adventure, and The Urban Forager. |
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| |  | Eugene, Cody Ray Raymond (1/26): Cody Ray & the New Favorites, a Seattle/Tacoma, WA group. Retro sound on modern grounds. Neo - Soul, Funk-Pop and Rnb
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| |  | Eugene, Creative Workshop: Love Your Letters (1/26): We will provide all the supplies to make your own cards and envelopes using stamps, heart cut-outs, origami folds and various background techniques. |
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| |  | Eugene, Dirty Revival (1/25): Dirty Revival, a seven piece Soul/Rock band hailing for Portland, OR, is quickly gaining notoriety for their inspired songwriting and impressive live performances and has been electrifying stages acro |
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| |  | Eugene, Eugene Womens Community Dance (1/19): The Women's Community Dances are designed specifically for women who love to dance and connect with friends and chosen family in a safe, comfortable and fun-loving environment! |
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| |  | Eugene, Family Bingo Night (1/25): NorkenzieKids and Norkenzie Christian Preschool invite you to an evening of BINGO, POPCORN & PRIZES on Friday, January 25th, at 6:30pm. |
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| |  | Eugene, Free Basic Audacity Audio Editing Training (1/20): After a presentation from them, there will be plenty of time for questions & answers. The idea is to help you become familiar and more comfortable with how Audacity works for editing audio. |
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| |  | Eugene, Free Class: Houseplants 101 (1/19): There will be info on selecting an ideal plant for your space, top plants and their benefits for the home, lighting requirements, watering, fertilizing, and potting. |
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| |  | Eugene, Free Seminar: How to Sell Your Home (1/19): Whether you plan on using an agent or selling by owner, this free 2-hour seminar will change the way you view selling your house. |
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| |  | Eugene, Friday Night Races! (1/18): With over $175 in prizes at stake, come see if your car has what it takes to get the gold medal! And all participants will receive a free LEGO minifigure from the Minifig Maker table! |
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| |  | Eugene, Graceful Fortitude: The Spirit of Korean Women (11/17 - 5/5): For more than 2,000 years, Korea was strongly influenced by Confucianism (a Chinese code of moral conduct predicated on a series of hierarchical relationships), which accorded lower status to women. |
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| | Eugene, KLCC Brewfest 2019 (2/8 - 2/9): The annual KLCC Microbrew Festival features some of the best breweries from the West Coast and beyond. Eighty breweries bring at least 200 beers and ciders to taste and compare. |
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| |  | Eugene, Kundalini Yoga for Prosperity (1/19): It is no secret that Kundalini Yoga is powerful at activating prosperity, longevity, youth, happiness and joy as well as deeper sense of your divine purpose. |
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| | Eugene, Melvin Seals (2/8): In 1980 Melvin Seals joined the Jerry Garcia Band and remained a member until Jerry Garcia's untimely death in 1995. After Garcia's death Seals took charge. Under his leadership, the slightly renamed |
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| | Eugene, Mick Flannery (2/1): Mick Flannery was brought up on a farm outside Blarney, Co. Cork, Ireland. His first real connection to music was watching an unplugged Nirvana covering Bowie’s “The Man Who Sold the World”. After a s |
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| | Eugene, Mobilities (2/8): 4-piece experimental rock/progressive indie rock band based in Portland, OR, USA.
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| | Eugene, Muscle Beach Petting Zoo (2/8): Muscle Beach Petting Zoo (MBPZ) are an instrumental post-hardcore band formed in Eugene, OR, known for a particularly swampy, sweaty brand of snarling, post-progressive devil music that occasionally b |
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| |  | Eugene, Nancys January Recycling Round-up (1/20): Come visit us, bring your CLEAN Nancy's CONTAINERS and LIDS (both #2 and #5 plastics)- we will take them to a local facility where they will be made into recycled resin. |
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| |  | Eugene, Neon Night (1/26): Performances by DJ Ella Trash, DJ Tomato, DJ Recog, RZ DJs, & LOFT DJs. Come Dance the Neon Night away. Wear your flashiest neon outfit. |
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| |  | Eugene, ORLC Presents NAACP (1/19): This is a place for sharing, learning, finding allies and developing ideas, strategies and methods to effect positive change on local, national and global levels. |
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| |  | Eugene, Prenatal Massage (1/20): Class will include anatomy and physiology changes, contraindications, safe positioning, finding the psoas and other muscles that need treating and more. |
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| | Eugene, Terrapin Flyer (2/8): Terrapin Flyer is a Grateful Dead inspired band from Chicago who tours with former members of the Grateful Dead and Jerry Garcia Band.
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|  | Eugene, The Oregon Truffle Festival Grand Truffle Dinner (1/26): Join us for an evening of incredible food and company, featuring Oregon’s native winter white and black truffles in a sumptuous six-course meal paired with magnificent Oregon wines. |
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|  | Eugene, The Urban Forager (1/26): 2019’s Urban Forager excursion (part of the Oregon Truffle Festival) features three very unique culinary experiences. |
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| |  | Eugene, Total Lunar Eclipse Viewing Party (1/20): We will have several telescopes set up to offer close-up views of the moon during the eclipse. Please note that eclipse viewing will be weather permitted! |
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| |  | Eugene, tyke james (1/26): Tyke James is a singer/songwriter based on Oahu. He reached the top 12 as a contestant on season 15 of the voice. He lives in a van. Here you can find out about his recent songs as well as upcoming pe |
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| |  | Grants Pass, Adam Gabriel (1/26): Acoustic Soul & Southern Rock |
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| |  | Grants Pass, Sensational Saturday January 19th! (1/19): Kids will have a blast jumping in our awesome bounce houses, playing games, participating in group activities, tumbling, and hanging with friends! ADMISSION: $17 (Includes pizza and a snack). |
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| |  | Gresham, January PNO (1/19): Date Night? Girls Night Out? Quiet Time? Bring your kids for a FUN night of pizza, games, unlimited gym time & a movie! Open to everyone! You do not need to be a current Gymstar student to attend. |
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| |  | Gresham, MLK Jr. Event (1/19): We will start our celebration with reading a few books and than create a craft that asks children, "How Would You Change the World?" |
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| |  | Gresham, Pranayama 2 (1/18): Introduction to various forms of pranayama, with discussion of its benefits, building a daily pranayama practice, and introducing pranayama to students. Led by Patti |
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| |  | Hillsboro, Aaron Nigel Smith at the Walters! (1/26): Come sing and dance to uplifting family-oriented reggae by this award winning performer, educator, and celebrated musician. Recommended for ages 2-8. |
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| Hillsboro, Academy Day (2/1): Come see what we're all about on Friday, February 1 from 8:30AM - 3:15PM for Academy day! Shadow classes, participate in chapel, and enjoy a free lunch on us. |
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| |  | Hillsboro, Indian Music Now (1/19): Indian music and dance intersect with the West in this stunning performance of works by composers Reena Esmail, Asha Srinivasan, Shirish Korde, and Nina Shekhar |
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| |  | Hillsboro, Ramen Take-over Night at Decadent (1/25): Larry Rivera of Boroburger and Mindy Simmons of Decadent Creations present The Ramen Project, a pop-up three course dinner in Decadent Creations Bakery after hours! |
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| |  | Hillsboro, Schmizza Public House Dine-out Fundraiser (1/27): Come & Support St. Matthew School! Dine with us on Sunday, January 27 and Schmizza Public House will donate 15% of your total bill to help support St. Matthew School. |
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| | Klamath Falls, Ice-travaganza (2/2): The 17th Annual Figure Skating Spectacular |
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| |  | Lake Oswego, Free Foundations of Yoga for Beginners (1/18): Make 2019 the year you start a yoga practice! This workshop will get you off to a great start! Learn the basics, ask questions and be ready to flow into the new year with a toolkit for success! |
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| | Lincoln City, 39th Annual OWHE Conference (2/1 - 2/2): Join us in 2019 for the 39th Annual OWHE Conference on Feb. 1-2 at Salishan Spa and Golf Resort in Gleneden Beach, Oregon. |
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| |  | Medford, Brunch with Chef Tim Keller (1/20): Come enjoy the second guest chef brunch at The Urban Cork, January 20. Chef Tim Keller will be serving up some fantastic culinary creations in the comfortable tasting room of The Urban Cork. |
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| |  | Medford, Cardinal w/Lamppost (1/18): Ages 15- adult (12 and up okay with participating adult). Step-by-step instruction will be given for painting with acrylics on 16x20" canvas. |
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| |  | Medford, Child Abuse Prevention Training (1/18): This is a short, FREE Protect Our Children Child Abuse Prevention Training that uses a nationally acclaimed training curriculum: Darkness to Light’s Stewards of Children. |
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| |  | Medford, Fortunes Folly (1/26): Fortune’s Folly is an energetic and dynamic four-piece alternative rock band hailing from Eugene, Oregon. Our mission is to create a passionate, accepting, and engaged community through music and perf |
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| |  | Medford, Guys Night Out at the RRRink (1/25): Whether you're a dad, grandpa, brother, a relative, a friend, or the one with the disability (single moms, too, if you want to bring your son w/SN), then you are invited to a FREE Spartans game |
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| |  | Medford, Interest Group: Brick Wall Roundtable (1/19): Bring your stumbling blocks and find answers with others to what is keeping you facing the brick wall in your research. Free for members, $5 for non-members. |
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| |  | Medford, Midnight Express Players (1/27): We will be at Roxy Ann Winery on Sunday January 27th, wonderful place to play music. Come out for some wine tasting and great music. See you there! |
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| |  | Medford, Super Smash Bros Ultimate Tournament (1/25): Come join in on the fun for your chance to be crowned the gaming Champion in our 1st Smash Bros Tournament. Up to 32 players may sign up. |
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| | Newport, Hearts for Horses Benefit (1/26): Raise funds for Bright Horizons Therapeutic Riding Center. Support our special program horses and provide much needed scholarship funding for persons with special needs. |
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|  | Oregon City, Blingo for Betty (1/26): Supporting the mission of Remember Betty in Portland, Oregon! The Remember Betty Foundation provides direct financial assistance to breast cancer patients and survivors so that they can focus on recov |
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| |  | Oregon City, Crop 4 Vets (2/16): A “scrapbook crop” refers to a group of people who come together to work on their picture scrapbooks, sharing a common space and ideas at the same time. 12 hours of fun for just $40.00. |
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| |  | Portland, A Dolls House, Part 2 (1/27 - 3/3): 15 years after Norwegian house wife Nora Helmer walked out on Ibsen’s Torvald, she walks back in the front door in the sequel to the 1879 social drama. |
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| |  | Portland, A Heart Full of Stories (1/19): Anne celebrates 20 years as a professional storyteller with a show of career favorites -- stories that warm the heart and renew the soul. |
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| |  | Portland, A Hot Mess (1/26): We are a cover band from Lansing, Michigan! Come spend your weekends with us!
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| |  | Portland, ABFs Fifth Biennial Snow Ball (1/25): Come and indulge in delectable desserts and hot espresso drinks as we dance the night away in elegance among friends and family at ABF’s Snow Ball. Tickets are $10 |
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| |  | Portland, Acting Captain (1/18): Progressive garage rockers Acting Captain hail from Oregon’s capital city, Salem. Singer/guitarist Sean McLeod, bassist Robert Keith and drummer Dan Reisner have been creating their own brand of no-fr |
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| | Portland, Adrianne Lenker (2/8): Adrianne Lenker has been writing songs since she was 10 years old. Her "back story" has been well documented in various interviews and profiles for Big Thief over the last 3 years. Despite, or more li |
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| |  | Portland, AirShow at the Pub! (1/27): Come out for a romping good time with regular Woodlawn Farmers Market musician Keith Baich and his band, AirShow! This event is free and open to the public. |
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| | Portland, Alison Self (2/8): Alison was born and raised in Petersburg, VA in a working class family that was pretty void of musical talent. |
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| |  | Portland, Amenta Abioto (1/18): Songwriter, producer, and actor, Amenta Abioto is on the cutting edge of all that is musical, theatrical, and literary. Her music is boldly mystical and soul-fired, and her raw live performances invok |
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| |  | Portland, An Evening with Fruit Bats (1/19): Help us welcome back Fruit Bats to Portland for a special evening at Revolution Hall on Saturday, January 19, 2019! Tickets $25 ADV |
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| |  | Portland, Apple Outlaw- Cider Tasting (1/18): Emily will be at Green Zebra Grocery (Kenton) sampling ciders! Swing by, mingle and taste delicious ciders. |
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| |  | Portland, Argentine Tango Quickstart Workshop (1/19): In this workshop, we will explore Argentine Tango fundamentals such as frame, timing, the line of dance, and the beauty of walking in Tango |
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| Portland, Arny Mindell’s Winter 2019 Friday Class One (2/1): Arny demonstrates and models the techniques with a class participant, and then all participants have an opportunity to practice the experiential techniques with a partner |
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| |  | Portland, Astral Travel (1/20): It’s highly recommended to take Sacred Geometry 1 prior to this class, but it’s not a requirement, as we’ll use the sacred geometries as part of our vehicle for traveling among the dimensions. |
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| |  | Portland, atomic rust (1/19): Shaking off the oxidation. Oozing Punk Rock Metal Radiation to dive bars across the nation. |
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| Portland, Backcountry Film Fest: Night 1 (2/1): From our earliest days leading backcountry excursions to our modern day adventures and activities, Mazamas has been on a mission to inspire everyone to love and protect the mountains. |
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| | Portland, Backcountry Film Festival (2/1 - 2/2): This year's film line-up is epic, so be ready for a snowy, cinematic adventure sure to inspire both the local backcountry and general communities. |
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| |  | Portland, Bad Habitat (1/19): Armed with a well polished, high energy live show, aggressive delivery and creative rhymes, Bad Habitat boasts a resume that includes sharing the stage with some of the most respected mainstream and i |
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|  | Portland, BGeF at the Moda Center (1/26): Join us as we cheer the Trailblazers on to victory over the Atlanta Hawks. Tickets are $40, $82 and $126 based on seat section. A portion of each ticket will be donated back to the foundation. |
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| |  | Portland, Big Water (1/19): Big Water calls Portland, Oregon his Base Camp and has toured and traveled carrying love, music, and fun to all generations everywhere he goes. From sometimes ‘singing for his supper’, to playing fest |
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| |  | Portland, Black Belt Eagle Scout (1/18): Paul grew up in a small Indian reservation, the Swinomish Indian Tribal Community, surrounded by family focused on native drumming, singing, and arts. "Indigenous music is the foundation for all of my |
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| | Portland, Boards and Beer at the Z (2/3): Here's your chance to get crafty with a cold brew in hand! We'll provide all the materials, walk you through the process and you'll go home with something you can show off to your friends! |
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| | Portland, Body Void (2/2): Formed as Devoid in 2014, Body Void is a sludge / doom / crust trio based in San Francisco, CA.
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| |  | Portland, BRASS BUTTON: Leather Marbling (1/19): Join Lydia Rhyne of Brass Button Events for a fun leather marbling workshop. You'll explore the ancient art of marbling using high-quality acrylic inks. |
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| |  | Portland, Brian Charettes Kurrent (1/18): New York City organist/pianist, Brian Charette, has established himself as a leading voice in modern jazz. |
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| |  | Portland, Campdogzz (1/26): Campdogzz capture the bleak yet spirited heart of the industrial midwest in a five-piece band propelled by driving rhythms, insistent dual guitars set in intriguing arrangements, and the haunting, evo |
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| |  | Portland, Cannabis Business Basics (1/25): Our 10-week Cannabis Business Basics series covers the nuts and bolts of building and scaling a strong business, through the lens of the cannabis industry. |
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| |  | Portland, Car Care Class: Find Your Dipstick 101 (1/26): Hosted by ASE certified technicians & AWA members, this class is designed to help you understand routine maintenance and why it's needed on your vehicle! |
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| |  | Portland, Carnivorous Terrarium Day! (1/19): Stop by anytime between 10-6 to make a Terrarium using Carnivorous Plants! $15 and up depending on container and plants used, etc. |
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| |  | Portland, Catfish & Sons (1/26): Catfish & Sons is an up and coming band based in the Portland area. The band was formed in late 2016 by guitarists Daniel Hendricks, Joel Barker and former bass player Jeff Garlington. |
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| |  | Portland, CCNA: Not Fragile (9/1 - 6/9): Though often associated with delicacy, glass is forged through intense and violent forces—a meteorite impacting the earth, a nuclear bomb detonating, or a 2,000 °F crucible. |
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| |  | Portland, Chance Hayden (1/27): Guitarist, composer, arranger and producer Chance Hayden has maintained an active presence as a stalwart player throughout the Rose City's diverse musical communities since 2005. |
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| Portland, Cheerful Bullpen (2/3): SUPERBOWL PARTY - STARTS @ 1PM - DRINK SPECIALS LOTS OF GIVEAWAYS - BIKE - BEER SHIT - SKATEBOARD & MORE! PARTY WITH US SUPERBOWL SUNDAY! |
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| |  | Portland, Coby Brown (1/18): Brown has recently completed the score for the feature "The Man Who Knew Infinity" (dir. Matt Brown), a biopic set in 1915 Cambridge and India about the life of the Indian mathematical genius Ramanuja |
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| |  | Portland, Come Paint Your Heart Out (1/27): Paint a nude rendering all form and depth with color. $35.00 all inclusive! Pay by cash or card the day of the event at the Yukon. |
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| |  | Portland, Conflict Resolution Workshop (1/27): Conflict resolution provides an opportunity to express courage and tenderness which are essential for a conscious relationship. |
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| |  | Portland, Cookie Monsta (1/19): Cookie Monsta is a producer and DJ hailing from Nottingham, United Kingdom who was born in 1988. Since his debut in 2012 he has built a reputation as one of the most exciting dubstep DJ’s of his gener |
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| |  | Portland, Cool Nutz (1/19): Growing up in Northeast Portland, OR, Terrance Scott pka Cool Nutz always kept his eyes on the prize. Hip-Hop culture had always played a huge role in his life, but at no point did he think that Hip-H |
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| |  | Portland, Cranium Grand Slam (1/27): Yes, the rumors are true! After a 2-year hiatus, “Cranium Grand Slam” is returning to Untapped for an exciting evening of testing ALL of your masterful skills. |
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| |  | Portland, Cursive (1/26): Cursive (formed in 1995) is an American four piece indie-rock and post-hardcore band hailing from Omaha, Nebraska, in the U.S.
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| |  | Portland, DanceMode Productions Open Try-outs (1/19): DanceMode Productions are hosting open tryouts for new members! Come join us for our weekend choreography and technique workshop, and see if you'd like become part of our company. |
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| | Portland, Daniel Champagne (2/1): One reviewer recently wrote – ‘Daniel Champagne exudes a natural ease on stage, as he sings poignant lyrics and beautifully crafted melodies that invariably whisk the heart up with grand romanticism. |
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| | Portland, Danny Barnes (2/3): Part Southern gentleman, part humble artist, Barnes is being more than a bit self-effacing with this statement. Widely regarded as one of the most innovative and genre-bending artists of his craft, Ba |
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| |  | Portland, David Dondero // JE Sunde (1/25): David Dondero and JE Sunde will be playing a House Show at Fluff and Gravy studios on January 25. BYOB, kids welcome. $10 suggested donation |
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| |  | Portland, Deepest Darkest (1/18): A rock group with roots in classic and indie sounds, Portland’s Deepest Darkest spans decades and genres with influences from Led Zeppelin, Paul Simon, The Shins and Jellyfish. |
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| |  | Portland, DJ Automaton (1/19): DJ Automaton (Vincent Domini) is a seasoned DJ, Musician, Event Producer, and Portland native currently based in Los Angeles. Known for The Grind!, Mugshot, Portland's Gaycation (which ran 10 years) g |
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| |  | Portland, Doctor P (1/19): Doctor P is the stage name of Shaun Brockhurst: dubstep producer and DJ extraordinaire. Born 9 April 1986, the English artist has been releasing music since 2009.
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| | Portland, Downlink (2/8): Downlink’s music creates a sensation similar to one of riding a roller coaster in the dark. You know to expect a thrilling experience, but never are aware of when its going to hit. His dynamics flail |
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| |  | Portland, Dusty Rhoades Band (1/18): Out to prove they are not your average country band, Dusty Rhoades Band blends their roots of rock and country together for a sound guaranteed to captivate any audience. |
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| |  | Portland, Endr Won (1/19): American independent rap/hip hop artist, "Endr Won" is recognized and respected as someone who prides himself on substance over nonsense through a combination of lyrical skill and a work ethic that ca |
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| |  | Portland, Essential Oils 101 (1/19): We will cover 3 ways to safely use oils and which ones are best to keep on hand. You will learn a recipe for chemical free foaming hand soap and take one home to use. |
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| | Portland, Ezza Rose (2/8): “Her music, previously built on gentle, minimalist melodies and eerie harmonies, takes a different tone on her new LP. More electrified and slightly more ominous than the simple, lilting sound she pre |
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| |  | Portland, Face It! The Facial Rejuvenation Experience (1/20): The Workshop price includes the Face Fitness Balls and educational DVD. If you own yours, please bring them with you and enter coupon code: FACEBALLS for a discount. |
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| | Portland, Federale (2/1): Federale has always operated under the guidance of a larger story arc. 2007’s La Rayar is a classic tale of betrayal and vengeance. 2009’s Devil In A Boot centers on a small town terrorized by a railr |
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| |  | Portland, Feldenkrais for Runners (1/26): Come experience The Feldenkrais Method® and learn some innovative strategies for bringing more ease and efficiency to your running. |
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| |  | Portland, Fertile Ground (1/24 - 2/3): Fertile Ground is a citywide festival of new works in theater, music, dance, comedy, film, and visual art. |
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| |  | Portland, Fertile Ground Festival Kickoff (1/25): You are cordially invited to the 10th Annual Fertile Ground Kickoff party! Live music, food, raffle, fun! ArtBar will be open and free GT's Kombucha in the house!! |
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| |  | Portland, Filma Mel?nijas Hronika - Movie (1/19): (A woman and her young son are forcefully moved from their home in Latvia to a slave camp in Siberia in 1941. |
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| |  | Portland, Filmspeed (1/19): Two parts Motown, one part Tinseltown, all parts moving.
The power trio of Filmspeed is comprised of two life long friends and a born music machine. |
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| |  | Portland, Fox Medicine (1/18): Sparkly Noise Rock Medicine for your good health and increased vitality. Rock’n Roll Nurse Nee on guitar and vox + Dr. Vanny on drums to invigorate your heavy hearts. Producing peculiar soundwaves to |
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| |  | Portland, Free Encaustic Demo! (1/26): Linda Robertson will be joining us to demo her encaustic technique. She’ll be showing off some of her magical tricks, sharing her wisdom, and making something beautiful. |
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| |  | Portland, Free Kids Tennis Clinic (1/19): Has your child expressed an interest in Tennis and have been wanting to give it a try? Come and have a beginner lesson taught by one of our awesome Tennis Instructors! |
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| | Portland, Front Country (2/8): In a wood-paneled country dive bar in the shadow of the San Francisco skyline, Front Country forged a sound that lies somewhere between indie folk and Americana—a genre some might call “Roots Pop”: th |
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| |  | Portland, Fruit Bats (1/19): Fruit Bats are a band hailing from Chicago, Illinois, United States who formed in 1997. Since their debut, the band have released five studio albums and have become one of the most acclaimed and belov |
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| |  | Portland, Funko Pop Swap! (1/19): Our first two Pop Swaps were a HUGE success and we're excited to do it again! This is an event no Funko Fanatic in Oregon will want to miss! |
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| |  | Portland, Future Generations (1/27): The by-product of over seven years spent creating and performing music is a camaraderie difficult to describe. Future Generations, composed of Eddie Gore, Devon Sheridan, Mike Sansevere, Eric Grossman |
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| |  | Portland, Gabe Fleck (1/18): My name is Gabe Fleck and I'm a singer songwriter from Portland, OR. I strive to instill confidence in my listeners. The best way to be a source of inspiration for others to better themselves is by se |
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| |  | Portland, Girl Candy (1/18): Return of Girl Candy, we take over the entire 3rd floor with gorgeous girls, handsome guys and open-minded couples! Live entertainment, music, full bar and complimentary light bites. |
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|  | Portland, Groundwater 101 (1/26): This interactive workshop is presented with a mix of hands-on and classroom-style teaching and is appropriate for adults and youth aged 17 & up. |
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| |  | Portland, GROW YOUR SALES IMMEDIATELY: No More Maybes (1/18): Will Mescher, Certified Professional Sales Coach with Southwestern Consulting, will be sharing a strategy for uncovering your prospect’s needs to prevent objections from ever happening. |
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| |  | Portland, HackeDePicciotto (1/25): Their live shows are, to put it mildly, intense. Danielle specializes in unusual instruments such as the Hurdy Gurdy, the auto harp and the cemence besides playing the violin and piano; Alexander is m |
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| |  | Portland, Havania Whaal (1/19): Havania Whaal has remained an ever-important fixture of the Portland DIY music scene for years now, all the while growing into a fuzzy, echo-specked force of nature that both matches the city’s gray a |
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| | Portland, hawks and doves (2/8): Based out of Brooklyn New York and making music for 7 years, we have been writing and touring and making community wherever we can. We have just finished an album that describes one man's miracle cur |
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| | Portland, Hawks Do Not Share (2/8): George Lewis III and Jeremy Wilkins are no strangers to each other. The two multi-instrumentalists have been collaborating in the studio and onstage in a variety of projects since the early ‘00s. So, |
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| |  | Portland, Hawthorne Heights (1/26): Hawthorne Heights are a band from Dayton Ohio that was very much at the forefront of the ‘emo’ or ‘post-hardcore’ scene, when they burst onto the scene with their Gold Certified record, “If Only You W |
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| |  | Portland, Hopworks Garage Sale (1/25): We are hosting our first garage sale of 2019! Come stock up on Hopworks beer and merchandise on Friday, January 25th from 3-7pm at our warehouse (2944 SE Powell Blvd - around back). |
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| | Portland, Indie Goes West (2/2): Indie Untangled is heading to Portland, Oregon, in February and is teaming up with Nerd Bird Makery for a fun pop-up event!
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| |  | Portland, Infant Masage (1/19): In this 2 hour workshop, you will learn soothing techniques to connect with your little one. Baby cues will be discussed, and you will learn how to communicate with your baby through touch. |
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| |  | Portland, J. Lately (1/26): J.Lately distinguishes himself as an emcee with his soulful style and laid back flow. A true appreciation for music along with the unique ability to put everyday life into a relatable perspective has |
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| |  | Portland, Jackson Emmer (1/19): Jackson Emmer’s lyrically playful and intimate Americana style is as gleeful as it is irreverent. Combining an authentic country spirit with an honest and modern perspective, Emmer connects with liste |
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| |  | Portland, Jacob Miller (1/19): Jacob was featured in the film Rockers, alongside many other musicians including Gregory Isaacs, Big Youth and Burning Spear. In the movie, he plays the singer of a hotel house band, in reality Inner |
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| | Portland, Jake Shimabukuro (2/1): Jake Shimabukuro is a ukulele player and composer hailing from Honolulu, Hawaii who was born on November 3rd 1976. After debuting in 1998 he made his name in 2006 with a viral YouTube clip of his play |
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|  | Portland, January Neighborhood CleanUp (1/26): Join volunteers for this 4th monthly Saturday Cleanup in Northwest Portland starting at the Northwest Portland International Hostel. Coffee and snacks provided by the Hostel Café. |
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| |  | Portland, Jason Burns (1/26): As a veteran DJ and producer with releases on Toolroom, Nervous Records, Anabatic, Symbols, Love&Other, and RAM Recordings, Jason Burns has a reputation for defying genre conventions. Drawing from a w |
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| | Portland, JJ Grey & Mofro (2/1): From the days of playing greasy local juke joints to headlining major festivals, JJ Grey remains an unfettered, blissful performer, singing with a blue-collared spirit over the bone-deep grooves of hi |
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| |  | Portland, Joanna Teters (1/20): Joanna Teters is carving a place for herself in the hearts and minds of today’s music lovers with original, forward-thinking, new-school soul.
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| |  | Portland, John Gorka Portland Concert (1/19): Rolling Stone magazine called Gorka "the preeminent male singer-songwriter of the New Folk Movement." |
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| | Portland, Joshua Thomas (2/8): Joshua Thomas has released three albums and currently lives in Portland, Oregon. His 2014 release, The Harboring, has been called "inspiring and heart-wrenching" by Philadelphia Magazine and WXPN call |
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| Portland, Junction Ave - A Black Owned Business Pop-up (2/2): Join us as we kick off Black History Month with a special Black Owned Business market here at The Center for Self Enhancement. Registration fee is $50 through Dec. 19th. |
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| |  | Portland, Kalani Pea - Music For The Soul Tour (1/25): At this special concert, the Grammy Award Winner will perform brand new original compositions off of his latest release, along with special hula guests. |
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| |  | Portland, Karaoke Party (1/19): Hosted by Deanna Maio, there's raffle prizes given away at this fun singing event including free voice lessons and tickets to Portland Musical Theater Company performances. |
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| |  | Portland, Karen Lovely (1/27): KAREN LOVELY offers up a blistering mix of contemporary Blues, Blues Rock, and American roots music in her albums and live shows. Known for her passionate, driven style, this powerhouse vocalist consi |
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| | Portland, Ken DeRouchie Band (2/2): The Ken DeRouchie Band is a high energy, 8 piece Funk/Soul/R&B band out of Portland, OR. The release of their fourth full length CD “Muse” in 2013 has been heralded as “one of the finest mixture of so |
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| |  | Portland, Kitchen Table Night (1/20): So what is a Kitchen Table Night... a time to celebrate life & each other by sharing a meal together and then talking, laughing, crafting and whatever we want to do at the kitchen table! |
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| |  | Portland, Kris Deelane (1/20): Kris Deelane is making a loud noise in the Portland Rock scene. With her nine piece soul band The Hurt, Kris is amping up her performances in and around Portland and the Pacific Northwest. |
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| |  | Portland, Lanco (1/19): Hallelujah Nights. Saturday January 19, 2019 at Wonder Ballroom. Doors at 7:00PM |
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| |  | Portland, Lavender Country (1/26): Patrick Haggerty and his fabulous and talented band of rabblerousing merrymakers!
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| | Portland, Le Butcherettes (2/8): Originally founded in Guadalajara, Mexico, Le Butcherettes are a garage punk & roll band whose incendiary and energetic live show helped garner a strong underground following since starting out in 200 |
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| | Portland, Leftover Salmon (2/1): For the past quarter-century, Colorado’s Leftover Salmon has established itself as one of the great purveyors of Americana music, digging deep into the well that supplies its influences; rock ‘n’ roll |
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| |  | Portland, Lera Lynn (1/20): Throughout her career — a nearly decade-long run filled with three album releases, a career-shifting appearance and soundtrack for HBO’s True Detective, hundreds of shows on both sides of the Atlantic |
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| | Portland, Lewi Longmire & the Left Coast Roasters (2/1): "Lewi Longmire’s preferred list of his own recordings runs 42 albums—the complete discography (from acoustic to rock to Valvoline ad spots) would choke a Nano. Regarding live shows, it’s more likely t |
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| |  | Portland, Lubec (1/18): “Known in area DIY rock scenes for their fuzzy piano-driven dream pop, duel harmonies and live shows, Portland, Oregon trio Lubec have released two albums. Cosmic Debt - their most recent full-length |
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| |  | Portland, Luke Schwartz (1/18): Luke Schwartz is a composer/guitarist based in New York City known for his diverse exploration of the musical spectrum. His work covers contemporary classical, post-bop, avant-garde/free jazz, music f |
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| | Portland, Luke Temple (2/8): In the winter Luke Temple moved into a cottage, a small one, in upstate New York. The snow fell quietly. He had frozen blueberries and bread and eggs and Coors Original. He sang and drank and played a |
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| | Portland, Lyrics Born (2/1): Amongst the dusty records of UC Davis’ KDVS college radio station, Tom Shimura, who currently makes records as Lyrics Born, found too much to love. Sandwiched between gatefold LPs, 12-inch singles, du |
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| |  | Portland, Madeintyo (1/26): MadeinTYO doesn’t have a typical rapper backstory. As the son of a Naval Officer, he moved frequently – traveling from base to base – until his family landed in Tokyo for the duration of his high scho |
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| |  | Portland, Magic City Hippies (1/27): The Magic City Hippies began as a one-man band playing for the co-ed party scene on the streets of Miami — serenading the 20-somethings with a mix of oldschool hip-hop covers and original tunes.
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| |  | Portland, Manatee Commune (1/18): Manatee Commune (aka Grant Eadie) has made quite a name for himself in dance music since his debut three short years ago. A native of the Pacific Northwest, this electronic based, classically trained |
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| |  | Portland, Maurice and the Stiff Sisters (1/26): Maurice and the Stiff Sisters play energetic rock ’n’ roll with singable hooks and no shortage of showmanship. Think Elvis Costello, Jonathan Richman and Nick Lowe’s Stiff Records (no relation) paired |
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| |  | Portland, Max Ribner (1/25): The core of the Max Ribner Band came together in 2009, when Berklee College of Music graduate Max arrived in Portland, drawn by its arts scene and natural beauty. |
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| |  | Portland, Maximum Mad (1/19): MAXIMUM MAD were one of the most distinctive, influential, and extreme thrash metal bands of the 1980s. |
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| | Portland, Mbrascatu (2/1): A musical product of the creative melting pot of Portland, Mbrascatu is an indie rock band that draws from diverse European and American roots to create a unique signature sound.
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| |  | Portland, Mckenna Faith (1/19): McKenna Faith is a country music singer/songwriter and recording artist, born and raised in Northern California. While pursuing her passion for horses, she had an impressive career as a champion barre |
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| |  | Portland, Midnight North (1/25): In June of 2017 Midnight North is slated to release their third studio album: Under the Lights. On this full length record, Midnight North left it all on the court. |
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| |  | Portland, Miss Anthology 2018 Book Release Party (1/19): Thanks to a fantastic Kickstarter Campaign and a groundswell of AMAZING supporters, Miss Anthology 2018 was able to print our 2018 Edition, packed with beautiful art and comics by young PNW artists. |
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| |  | Portland, Moon Darling (1/19): Seattle psych rockers Moon Darling cling to this ideology, creating a bluesy sound that harkens back to that classic ’70s rock howl. By channeling the influence of bands like Led Zeppelin and Deep Pur |
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| |  | Portland, MSP Winter Open House (1/26): Come check out all MSP has to offer at our Winter Open House! Get a chance to see the classrooms, meet the teachers, and get all of your questions answered! |
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| |  | Portland, MT Violin Duo (1/26): Mary Rowell is concertmaster of the Bach Cantata Choir Orchestra, plays with many regional venues |
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|  | Portland, Multnomah Athletic Foundation 2019 Spin-a-thon (1/27): The Spin-a-thon is a fundraiser for the Multnomah Athletic Foundation's community grant program. The indoor ride is held in the gorgeous spin studio at the Multnomah Athletic Club overlooking Provide |
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| |  | Portland, Music for Life and Freedom for Leonard (1/20): Music for Life & Freedom for Leonard. Legal Defense Fundraiser for Indigenous Political Prisoner Leonard Peltier. All ages until 9:00 p.m. and Disability Affirmative! |
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| |  | Portland, Myrrh Larsen (1/19): Rock music is this impossible thing: every song must be deep enough to leave a mark on your soul, but just catchy enough to stick in your head. Ask David Bowie. Neil Young. Kate Bush. Elvis Costello. |
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| | Portland, Nails Hide Metal (2/2): Nails Hide Metal plays original, rock music. NHM combines a distinctive effects based guitar sound with driving rhythms, melodies and compelling lyrics.
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| | Portland, Nick Delffs (2/2): Nick Delffs is a seeker. He’d never identify himself that way. He’s unassuming and self-effacing, careful to discuss song meanings and biographical details without indulgence or melodrama. |
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| |  | Portland, No More Winter! featuring Beat Patrol (1/26): Come and shake off the cold and grey of winter when Beat Patrol returns to rock the Dublin Pub on January 26, 2019!! We'll have new songs, cool giveaways, and other surprises!! |
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| |  | Portland, Northern Soul Night 3: Winter Wheel-Up (1/25): Northern Soul Night returns for a winter wheel-up! come through and get out of the cold and rain with some soul music sure to heat things up! |
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|  | Portland, NT LIVE: Allelujah! (1/26): One of Britain’s most celebrated writers, Alan Bennett’s plays include The History Boys, The Lady in the Van and The Madness of George III, all of which were also seen on film. Allelujah! |
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| |  | Portland, OBT Readers Club (1/20): The conversations we have at the Book Club Dharma Exchanges are always good -- and are even better if you have had an opportunity to read all or part of the book! |
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| |  | Portland, Open House (1/26): Join us as we get ready to open our doors in Southeast Portland's Brooklyn neighborhood! |
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| |  | Portland, Oregon Brewery Running Series 2019 Kickoff (1/19): This is an open house, and you are welcome to come at any point during the two-hour window. We will have a short program and raffle around 7:00 pm. All beer service will end promptly at 8:00 pm! |
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|  | Portland, Oregon Law Enforcement Ball and Auction (1/26): The second annual presentation of this exciting event benefiting the Oregon Fallen Badge Foundation will feature a silent auction, live auction, dinner, dancing to the music of the Hit Machine |
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| |  | Portland, Oregon Symphony (1/20): The Oregon Symphony is Portland’s largest performing arts organization and the oldest American orchestra west of the Mississippi. Led by Music Director Carlos Kalmar, it performs with many of the worl |
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| |  | Portland, Orgone (1/25): Fearless vocalist Adryon de León elevates the octet’s soulfulness to intoxicating new levels on Orgone's latest studio album, Beyond The Sun. Dubbed "stank face inducing glory" by Okayplayer, the reco |
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| |  | Portland, Part 2: Museum tour with Shir Tikvah (1/27): Join Shir Tikvah for a special tour of Memory Unearthed at Portland Art Museum. This is the sister exhibit to The Last Journey of the Jews of Lodz exhibit at Oregon Jewish Museum. |
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| |  | Portland, Patti King (1/25): Patti King: born in MO, earned Masters in Violin in MO, moved to Portland, in love with music scene
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| |  | Portland, PCSO Gala - Casino Royale (1/19): This not-to-be missed annual evening is filled with suave music, seductive merrymaking, sophisticated wines, international dining, and amazing auction fun. For Your Eyes Only! |
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| | Portland, Pegboard Nerds (2/1): Pegboard Nerds are a Danish/ Norweigan duet that consist of Alexander Odden and Michael Parsberg. They are known for producing electronic dance music.
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| |  | Portland, Perfect Buzz (1/19): Too loud rock and/or roll and/or garage-punk band with that guy from Suicide Notes/Pure Country Gold and those dudes from HumCo power-poppers The Cutters
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| |  | Portland, pigWar (1/25): Named after the bloodless war of 1859 in the San Juan Islands, their live shows are explosive with all-original tunes that pull from the obscure corners of Teddy Pendergrass, Led Zeppelin, The Faces, |
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| |  | Portland, Plutons Trio (1/20): Plutons is a group formed by Chris Phillips out of Portland, Or that specializes in funk, soul, hip-hop, jazz and all things in between! Power to the trio
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| |  | Portland, Portland International Auto Show (1/24 - 1/27): See new, classic, exotic, and eco-friendly vehicles at the Portland International Auto Show at the Oregon Convention Center. |
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| |  | Portland, Portland Mini Musical Festival (1/18 - 1/21): Portland Mini Musical Festival presents six different musicals that run about 15 minutes each, written by Portland writers at Brunish Theatre |
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| |  | Portland, Portland Old-Time Music Gathering (1/16 - 1/19): Hear traditional Appalachian-style string-band music at Portland Old-Time Music Gathering, mostly at the Tiffany Center. |
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| |  | Portland, Progress Band (1/25): Zarko began playing classical guitar at the age of two and continued until the age of 10, when he began touring the South Pacific. He nearly lost everything he had, including his left hand, in an earl |
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| |  | Portland, PTFC Winter Scarf Bazaar (1/26): We will have the tables set up in the same U formation as last time with some extra tables as well. As always please try to be mindful of space so we can try to accommodate everyone. |
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| | Portland, Pulse Emitter (2/2): A classically trained musician, Pulse Emitter (the project of Daryl Groetsch) began experimenting with electronic music in the late 1990’s, just before moving to Portland, Oregon. |
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| |  | Portland, Queer Variety Show (1/19): Please join the artists of Future Prairie as we dance our way into the new year, drawing from our histories, calling on our past, dredging up what we want to carry forward |
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| |  | Portland, Redray Frazier (1/27): Redray is currently performing in support of his solo debut cd release “Follow Me” while working on an EP with staples in the Portland music scene(Ezra Holbrook, Matt Brown, Jeff Baxter, and Tom Nunes |
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| |  | Portland, Restorative Yoga & Sound Healing (1/26): We work very hard in our lives, and while we may sleep, we rarely take time to relax. Restorative yoga poses help us learn to rest deeply and completely. |
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| |  | Portland, Rhea Butcher (1/19): Rhea Butcher grew up in Akron, Ohio, as a skateboarder and fine artist. She then cut her teeth comically in Chicago at the Second City and iO before starting her career in standup. |
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| |  | Portland, Robert Burns Pub Sing (1/20): Join us as we toast and sing songs inspired by the Scottish Poet Robert Burns. Come on down to the pub, grab a pint and sing your heart out. |
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| |  | Portland, Schumann’s “Rhenish” (1/26 - 1/28): Beethoven’s First Symphony is exquisitely rooted in the Classical Viennese tradition. His later symphonies would directly inspire Schumann’s majestic Third, an homage to the Rhineland. |
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| |  | Portland, SCRAP Educators Day (1/20): This training is open to all educators (early childhood-high school) as these concepts can be adapted to all grade levels. However, please note that our focus is on programming for elementary students |
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| |  | Portland, Seminary for A Day (1/26): This year’s keynote presenter will be Rev. Sofia Betancourt, a Ph.D. Candidate at Yale University and Assistant Professor at Starr King School for the Ministry. |
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| |  | Portland, Seven Mile Lane (1/26): From the Cherry City comes Seven Mile Lane, a Pacific N.W. super group in Salem Oregon. Four rockers on a noble crusade to SAVE ROCK AND ROLL! This quartet combines a mix of working man's late 70's ro |
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| |  | Portland, SFUTF 300th Show Celebration! (1/19): Come help celebrate XRAY fm's Songs From Under the Floorboard's 300th show with a live presentation of the first three bands to appear on the air for an interview with DJ Dave Cantrell. |
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| | Portland, Sharlet Crooks (2/1): As one of Portland’s newest bands, Sharlet Crooks has already captivated a loyal following with music that manages to sound both hauntingly familiar and effortlessly authentic. Reminiscent of Lake Str |
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| | Portland, Sides: The Musical (2/3 - 2/4): Every relationship’s story has at least two sides. This new song cycle by Portland-based composer/lyricist Matthew Capurro explores stories of romance and family through a series of vignettes. |
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| |  | Portland, SIP 503: January Tasting Event (1/19): Bring your friends and enjoy wines that represent the full range of great Oregon wine. Our Saturday and Sunday Sip 503 events are open to the public and kids are welcome. |
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| | Portland, Sly & Robbie & the Taxi Gang (2/8): Sly and Robbie are one of the most prolific and long lasting production teams in music. Drummer Lowell Dunbar and bass guitarist Robbie are 3 time Grammy W
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| |  | Portland, Smokey Brights (1/19): Seattle’s Smokey Brights is a story of love and pizza. Husband and wife duo Ryan Devlin and Kim West first met while slinging pies at a south Seattle restaurant in their early 20s. |
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| |  | Portland, Social Justice Movie Night 13th (1/25): The film explores the loophole in the 13th amendment allowing slavery of convicts and makes the case that this loophole was meant to continue the subjugation of black Americans. |
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| |  | Portland, Spincycle Yarns Trunk Show (1/19): Our favorite spinsters are coming to Starlight with a trove of their gorgeous yarns! Stop by to hand pick your favorite colors. |
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| |  | Portland, St. Clare Open House 2019 (1/27): You're invited to experience why St. Clare School is the "small school with the big heart" and Southwest Portland's best kept secret! |
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| |  | Portland, Stephan Nance (1/18): Stephan Nance is a Portland, Oregon-based singer-songwriter specializing in poetic piano pop-rock. In 2012, following a modest tour of vegan-friendly frozen yogurt shops, they released their debut alb |
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| |  | Portland, Sun Valley Gun Club (1/19): It’s been almost exactly two years since Sacramento musical mesmerists Sun Valley Gun Club released their practically perfect, self-titled sophomore album. That record was absolutely my favorite album |
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| |  | Portland, Super Diamond-Rock n Roll Progressive Dinner (1/19): One of the best nights of the year just got even better! $95 per person for the progressive dinner & Super Diamond show. This will SELL OUT FAST, don't wait. |
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| |  | Portland, Tackle Weekend Portland,OR (1/26): Portland, You Can Change the Math in Child Hunger! 37% of children in the Portland School District struggle with hunger. This January, join with us in creating 10,000 meals. |
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| | Portland, Teddy Presberg (2/2): Teddy Presberg’s music is an experimental mash of soul, funk, and rock n’roll - a blend of sounds described as shoegaze jazz. His live shows are rooted in improvisation, inspired by the moment and the |
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| |  | Portland, Tekken 7 Tournament: Win a graphics card! (1/25): Tekken 7 Tournament with a very special prize: a GTX 1060 Graphics Card! Sign-ups will start at 7:00 PM, and we'll run either an 8 or 16 person bracket depending on how many people show up. |
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| |  | Portland, tephanie Kitson (1/18): A jazz/soul vocalist and multi-instrumentalist. Currently producing her own music in Portland, OR. Playing her music live with a band or on her looper.
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| |  | Portland, The Bandulus (1/26): The Bandulus (BAN-DOO-LOOS) are the brainchild of Jeremy Peña, a musician from Austin, TX. With the 2006 break-up of his old band Los Skarnales and leaving the Trenchtown Texans, Jeremy decided to ven |
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| | Portland, The Commonheart (2/1): Formed to invoke emotion through tone and energy, The Commonheart is a band configured of up and coming artists from the Pittsburgh area.
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| |  | Portland, The Crazy World of Arthur Brown (1/27): Arthur Brown first came to prominence in swinging London in 1967, after spending some time on the Paris underground scene Arthur was quickly signed to Track Records at the instruction of The Who’s Pet |
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| |  | Portland, The Decliners (1/19): The Decliners were formed in the early days of 2005 out of the ashes of a number of defunct Portland bands. |
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| |  | Portland, The Glitch Mob (1/26): American electronica synthpop band, The Glitch Mob is based in Los Angeles, California currently consisting of Edward Ma (aka edit), Justin Boreta (aka Boreta) and Josh Mayer (aka Ooah).
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| |  | Portland, The Hague (1/19): "A tribute to the trials of the young and the aimless...something so catchy and effective that it leaves everything else in the dust."-The Missoula Independent
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| |  | Portland, The Infamous Stringdusters (1/25): In a genre known for traditionalism, the ‘Dusters have consistently covered new ground, inspired fans, and redefined what a bluegrass band can be. 2018 represented a high watermark for the quintet as |
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| |  | Portland, The Knocks (1/26): The Knocks are an electro-pop duo from New York City consisting of members Ben “B-Roc” Ruttner and James “Mr. JPatt” Patternson.
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| | Portland, The Mother Hips (2/1): Today the Hips are free; they make their own schedule, recording and touring when it feels right. They're a successful independent business as well, having built up a loyal following and community for |
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|  | Portland, The Q! (1/26): Don't miss the best event of the year! Register and form your tables now and start practicing your trivia. |
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| | Portland, The Record Company (2/2): “After that first album, everything just got amplified,” says Chris Vos singer/guitarist for The Record Company. “Our lives got crazier and bigger and more complicated in the best possible ways, and o |
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| |  | Portland, Thomas Dybdahl (1/20): As is often the case with distinctive endeavors, the creative path of Thomas Dybdahl -- the 37-year-old guitarist, singer, songwriter, and native of Sandnes, Norway -- has been, for nearly a decade, a |
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| |  | Portland, TOKiMONSTA (1/25): Jennifer Lee, better known by her stage name TOKiMONSTA, is an American instrumental hip-hop/ electronica artist from Los Angeles, California.
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| |  | Portland, Toro y Moi (1/18): Toro y Moi (born 7 November, 1986) - aka Chazwick Bradley Bundick - is a recording artist and producer from Columbia, South Carolina.
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| |  | Portland, Trampa (1/25): UK-born producer/DJ Rikki Moore, aka Trampa, has positioned himself as one of the leading dubstep producers of his generation with relentlessly heavy and gritty productions. |
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|  | Portland, Triple Threat Winter Escape (1/26 - 1/27): Join Lyndsay and Leah for a weekend getaway just minutes outside of Portland. Escape for 24 hours of yoga, fitness, food, and fun at Heaven and Earth Retreats in Banks, Oregon. |
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| |  | Portland, Tulum Winter 2019 Yoga Adventure (1/25 - 1/31): We are headed to Tulum, Mexico January 2019. We'd love for you to join us. On the shores of the Riviera Maya, between the glistening waters of the ocean and the lush vegetation of the jungle, |
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| | Portland, Turkuaz (2/8): Popularized by Jackson Pollock, Janet Sobel, Max Ernst, and other 20th century luminaries, the artform itself relies on action and motion. In similar fashion, energetic splashes of funk, alternative, |
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| | Portland, Valentino Khan (2/2): From hip hop club anthems to dance music hits, Valentino's production knows no bounds. He has produced hip hop for multi-platinum and Grammy award-winning artists such as B.o.B., T.I., Bruno Mars, 2 C |
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| |  | Portland, Video Game Swap Meet (1/19): I am excited to announce next years PRGE Video Game Swap Meet!! Video games retro to new, mixed media, fan art and toys/collectibles will be in abundance! |
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| | Portland, Voodoo Glow Skulls (2/3): Voodoo Glow Skulls are an American ska punk band formed in 1988 in Riverside, California by brothers Frank, Eddie and Jorge Casillas and their longtime friend Jerry O'Neill. Voodoo Glow Skulls first p |
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| |  | Portland, Warrior Workshop with Tammi Stevens (1/20): A 2 hour workshop filled with theory, alignment practice, and a vinyasa yoga flow This Warrior Workshop is packed full of good things for both on and off the yoga mat! |
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| |  | Portland, Watch Me Breathe (1/25): Watch Me Breathe is a progressive pop-rock project based in Santa Cruz, California. Originally started as a solo project by lead singer/songwriter Jake Ward, the band was formed in 2017 and released t |
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| |  | Portland, Wine Tasting (1/19): Come join us for samplings at one of our newest New Seasons partners over the long holiday weekend. |
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| |  | Portland, Winter Fete Honoring Mayor Jeri Muoio (1/19): Diane Freaney and Sharon Koskoff are proud sponsors of the Palm Beach County Human Rights Council Winter Fete honoring Jeri Muoio, Mayor of West Palm Beach Florida |
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| |  | Portland, Witch Hunt (1/18 - 1/27): A new comedic work from the CoHo Clown CoHort
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| |  | Portland, Yoga with Cats (1/20): Find your center (and a little cat hair) by joining us at the Animal Aid shelter for yoga with cats! Classes are taught by Yoga NW owner Bonny Chipman. |
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| |  | Salem, Americana with Edgar Meyer (1/18): Join the “Genius” grant winner and the Oregon Symphony for an unparalleled evening of Americana, including Copland’s idyllic Appalachian Spring. |
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| |  | Salem, Best Books of 2018 (1/26): This popular annual program will include giveaways and prizes, plus the much- anticipated Best Books list. |
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| | Salem, City of Pieces (2/8): Hailing from the City of Peace, Salem, Oregon- this band is anything but quiet. |
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| |  | Salem, F3 Group: Food - Faith - Fellowship (1/20): What do you want for dinner? I don’t know, what do you want???Does this happen in your house a lot? Does it seem like there is just not enough time in the day to plan a meal? |
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| |  | Salem, Fox and Bones (1/26): Based in Portland, OR, these internationally touring sweethearts aren't your average duo. Rather than simply documenting their experiences in song, Sarah Vitort and Scott Gilmore write from the perspe |
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| |  | Salem, Gabriel Cox at The Half Penny (1/18): It's been too long Salem! The Gabriel Cox band is coming back to the Half Penny, come join us for a truly epic night. We missed you guys!! 21+, $Free. |
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| |  | Salem, Healing Circle (1/18): With the guidance of practitioners and the extra energy of the group, we can help you move through your stuck energy, and help you to move forward on your path. |
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| |  | Salem, J.E. Sunde (1/27): In 1991, 16 year old Sacramento rapper Aneraé VeShaughn Brown, aka "X-Raided," began working with local producer Percy Hunter. Those initial tracks came to the attention of Sacramento legend Triple Si |
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| |  | Salem, Jacob Miller _ Isabeau Waiau Walker (1/18): With an affinity for minimalist pop and firm roots planted in American traditional music, Jacob Miller crafts a timeless sound unique to his style and abilities. |
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| |  | Salem, Joels Masquerade Birthday Ball with JFK (1/19): You are invited to the Party of the Century for Sir Joel Kinney's Birthday! Choose a mask and wear it well, so your true identity, no one can tell as you dance the night away to JFK! |
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| |  | Salem, Mat & Vine (1/25): Join us for special yoga class and wine social on January 25. We will begin the evening with an hour-long fun and energizing Flow class, and spend the last 10 minutes in Savasana. |
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| |  | Salem, Mug Decorating! (1/18): Come make a personalized mug with me! Come to the clubhouse on January 18th, 2019 between 3:30pm and 5:30pm. Bring your creative side with you!! |
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| Salem, NW CRI Spirit Of Excellence- 2/2/19 in Salem, OR (2/2): This is a free event & open to everyone, newcomer & active volunteer alike, community CR TEAM leaders are encouraged to attend, anyone involved in associated prison/re-entry ministries & organizations |
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| |  | Salem, Paint Party (1/26): Let's start the New Year off right!! We're hosting a paint party! We will have wine, cheese, meats, and sweets, and of course, the supplies needed to paint!! |
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| |  | Salem, Praise Night (1/27): Come join us for our first Prayer and Praise night of the new year. It will be an amazing night of worship and prayer following our 21 day fast and our current series BOLD. |
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| |  | Salem, Raptor ID Workshop (1/19): Did you know that Oregon is home to numerous raptors including hawks and eagles throughout the year? This class will highlight the best sites to look for them. |
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| |  | Salem, SAIF-Agri Business Banquet (1/18): This fun night honors a special part of Oregon’s history and culture, while looking forward to its future. |
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| |  | Salem, SDAO Legislative Day (1/18): Join us for SDAO Legislative Day to learn more about what your association is accomplishing for special districts and what we can expect during the 2019 Legislative Session. |
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| |  | Salem, Strawberry Mountain \ Homatawk \ Huex \ Chonk (1/25): Brooklyn's Strawberry Mountain descend to The Space for a night of hypnotic contagiousity and great music! Homatawk, Huex, and Chonk accompany this bill to further augment its dancey fangs! |
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| | Salem, The Nova Darlings (2/8): An indie rock outfit with a patchwork sound of post-punk/folk-rock/twangst-kraut/bedroom/sadjoy/heartcore.
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| | Salem, The Robert Cray Band (2/8): Robert Cray has been bridging the lines between blues, soul and R&B for the past four decades, with five Grammy wins and over 20 acclaimed albums. For his latest project, Robert Cray & Hi Rhythm (??Ap |
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| |  | Salem, World Religion Day Devotional Program (1/19): The time has come when all mankind shall be united, when all races shall be loyal to one fatherland, all religions become one religion, and racial and religious bias pass away. |
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| Springfield, Custom Stable Fridays (2/1): This is a hands-on approach to learning everything you need to know about fitting, application, and removal at our state of the art facilities in Springfield, Oregon. |
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| | Springfield, Parents night out (2/2): Let us watch your kids and you can enjoy and evening out |
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| |  | Springfield, Springfield celebrates authors: Bill Sullivan (1/19): Springfield Celebrates Authors is an annual series presented by the Springfield Public Library highlighting local, national and international authors. All events are free and open to the public. |
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| |  | Springfield, Tea With Tights (1/26): The event includes a seated tea with finger sandwiches, treats, and more. This is a great chance to get to know other studio families and enjoy a wonderful afternoon of dance and desserts! |
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| |  | Tigard, Adopt a Texas Dog (1/25): Come meet and adopt a dog/puppy. They have come all the way from Texas! Spayed/Neutered, vaccinated and microchipped. Adoption fee applies |
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| |  | Tigard, Paint Your Pet (1/20): Wine & Design is not your typical art class. Be prepared to listen to music, laugh and let go of stress. Bring friends or come alone, we promise you will have a good time. |
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| |  | Welches, Terry Robb (1/27): Award-winning Fingerstyle Guitarist, Singer, Composer, Producer: Americana & Delta Blues
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| |  | Willamina, Anna Tivel (1/27): Anna Tivel reaches for that thread of understanding with her music, that moment of recognition, of shared experience. There are hundreds of thousands of miles on her touring odometer and each town is |
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